Early INERT 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser Cartridge – Crown Headstamp “09 M” BBC this combat jacket/shirt is essential

this combat jacket/shirt is essential gear for soldiers operating in warm climates

making it an exceptional piece for those preserving the legacy of World War II

Boer War and the two World Wars in all branches of the military and ends with Lance Corporal Rambahadur Limbu of the 10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles in action during the

this shell case was designed to house the 75mm shells used in the iconic M1897 75mm field gun

keeping the dressing sterile under harsh battlefield conditions

Early INERT 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser Cartridge – Crown Headstamp “09 M” BBC this combat jacket/shirt is essentialThis early inert 6. 555 Swedish rifle cartridge features a distinctive headstamp with the Swedish crown above the markings 09 M. The crown symbol indicates Swedish military production, while the 05 represents the year 1909, placing this cartridge among the earlier examples of Swedish Mauser ammunition. The letter M is commonly associated with production by Swedish Army Ammunition Factories. The 6. 555 cartridge was adopted in the 1890s for use in